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Michael Zimmer, PhD, is a privacy and data ethics scholar at Marquette University

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Day: December 23, 2005

23Dec

Should Search Engines Help China Filter & Track Searches?

Posted by Michael Zimmeron December 23, 2005in Information Ethics, Search Engines

Dan Solove points to this Salon article that reveals how Google, Yahoo and Microsoft help the Chinese government not only filter out search results that they want to censor, but also help track down the individuals engaging in criticism and…

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23Dec

Universal Automobile Surveillance in the UK

Posted by Michael Zimmeron December 23, 2005in Mobility, Privacy

Bruce Schneier points us to the latest steps the UK is taking to embark on wholesale surveillance of citizens driving on the public roads: Britain is to become the first country in the world where the movements of all vehicles…

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23Dec

danah boyd on the Seigenthaler-Wikipedia Controversy

Posted by Michael Zimmeron December 23, 2005in Information Ethics, Internet

danah boyd has an excellent post on the recent Seigenthaler-Wikipedia controversy, focusing particularly on the academic community's response: What pissed me off more was how the academic community pointed to this case and went “See! See! Wikipedia is terrible! We…

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